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A few dozen State College residents gathered to celebrate Transgender Visibility Day on Monday.Centre LGBT+ hosted a rally at the Allen Street gates in support of the transgender, nonbinary and gender-diverse community. The crowd waved trans pride flags, held signs and signed letters advocating for trans rights.
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